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If you have DNS-over-HTTPS enabled, then ISP won't be able to interfere with DNS. Right?
by psnehanshu 1y ago
If you have DNS-over-HTTPS enabled, then ISP won't be able to interfere with DNS. Right?
- adithyassekhar 1y agoYes that is correct. But some then look into the headers after DNS resolution. They are not blocking ip addresses returned by the dns because everything is on a cdn nowadays. These tools obfuscates your headers as well.